Ilya: Nobody knows anything, but 10,000x faster deciders rule the world
ilyasu · x · 2026-09-06
Ilya Sutskever tweets that nobody really knows anything, yet some people make decisions 10,000x faster than others — and end up ruling the world as a result. The takeaway: under incomplete information, decision speed itself is a decisive competitive edge.
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